Definitely some kinda abstract candy. Phantom forces was Halloween themed and they went all out with night march etc. the ditto was released in the same time frame as phantom forces too.
So, from what i heard, this was a throwback to the OLD pokemon starter boxes and booster boxes, back in the 90s sets you would always get (not very uniformly made) glass pebbles to mark energy and/or health, they came in all sorts of colors and had Many strange shapes, for a while people viewed them as a cannon way to picture what energy looked like if you could view it.
Awesome, I think that’s very likely what these are! Didn’t know about them till reading this comment. By the time I started collecting Pokemon cards the counters were those thick card stock ones you had to pop out.
@@renownedbandanawearer1345 dang, sorry that you missed out, we definitely collected them like dragons with gems back when they first had them. (I just wish i had gotten more of them before they stopped lol)
@@ConnorSinclairCavin The glass bead damage counters were pretty consistently shaped, from what I recall! Anyway, I'd be hard pressed to imagine you couldn't still get them. Try checking out cut flower and aquarium supplies! Definitely still had these back when I worked at Michaels.
@@hokostudios the ones made from pokemon in the super early days were a bit different than the much more standardized later generations of them before they were fully removed, but they also were colormatched (in the glass itself, not a thin coating) to the poke-set you had gotten
@@ConnorSinclairCavin Not sure what you mean by that, given the glass beads lasted only until the end of generation I iirc; and were changed out for the cardboard counters in Neo Genesis' decks. I think the only real difference Pokémon's early damage counters had compared to what you'd get in floral/aquarium supplies was that they tended to be a bit more oblong. I know they were colour-matched to the decks, too, I was there lmao.
In the two-part episode "Deoxys Crisis!" the DNA Pokémon comes from a pocket dimension that's filled with these floating jellybean things. Perhaps theyre some form of solidified psychic interfimensional energy, and when Deoxys came to our dimension some of these things slipped through the crack and came to our world, then they started self replicating and now they're everywhere.
It's the Beans from that one pokemon game....was it sun&moon?? Where your pokemon would gather bean candy from a beanstalk or you coukd send them into a mineshaft, or have them farm the berries you found. Im gonna say its the beans 😂 🤷♂️ 🍬
Kinda looks like the dimension Pokémon travel through when trading. Seams fitting as some of those Pokémon do evolve upon trading and or are just popular to trade.
Those look like the original damage counters that you got for the Wizards of the Coast era card boxes (Overgrowth, Bushfire, etc). There were at least blue and brown damage counters but some have yellow ones also.
Probably magic energy when a Pokémon has a burst of magic. They just have these floating around them and sense. Pokémon types are different. They’re different.
looks like Gummi in Pokemon Dungeon. sometimes it looks like Jelly Beans in pictures and had many color specific of pokemon types, the effect is just like rare candy.
At first I say for ditto maybe blood DNA idk that kind of stuff, but then I watch even further and I left with more question than I have before. My life changes forever.
Bro they are from a location, it's not a pokemon thing it's a location thing. Like the rocks in w&b and w&b 2. Like it's just a place in pokemon that gives off energy.
Ik many people said jelly beans but the oddly shaped ones made me think of Nerds candy, mostly the bigger types that are like a cluster of other smaller nerds or something
If you got the original box, they came with blue and green rocks that were slightly translucent. They would essentially act as hit markers in game. They stopped shipping them after the starter decks with the game boards and starter series stopped being sold. I even wanna say there is an episode that makes note of these btw in the original series. I grew up waiting weekly for new episodes and watching every rerun till the new one was on… so I kinda remember those fondly. That being said I could be wrong but it’s my first thought.
All the arts that have these things have a similar style, they are all based on that style of microscopic photos, these things are like cells, they probably use these "cell" like things to create an emphasis to the pokemon on the middle of them
Like, instead of allways making rocks or specific things around them, they just use this cell-thing to create this feeling that something is around the pokemon. Not something specific, so the emphasis can stay on the pokemon
They are blood cells of different types of pokemon that ditto copies, which is why scientists use them to genetically modify or clone DNA cells, and another fact is that's how Mewtwo was created
Definitely some kinda abstract candy. Phantom forces was Halloween themed and they went all out with night march etc. the ditto was released in the same time frame as phantom forces too.
I hope they do taste like Fruity Pebbles...
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It looks like the current SV Mochis honestly. That could maybe be it?
There jellybeans, you can also find them in Dbz: Fusion Reborn
Hmmmmm... I wonder if they're fruity pebbles 🤔
Exactly what I was gonna say
I knew I saw Gengar fighting Janemba
@@FernandoJoel-p6i I mean Janemba is kinda a Pokémon lowkey, he evolves twice during the film and only says his name ever lol
@@Grimsly3736 Him and Zacian use the same held item low key
It's a reference to the best pokemon, Janemba.
😂
Nah, the best Pokémon is obviously Chiaotzu.
@@OnlyLiarGameFanpossible TFS reference?!
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@@OnlyLiarGameFan Dissagre, the best pokémon is Slimer
It's like the giant glass jelly beans in Janemba's dimension in Dragon Ball Z Fusion Reborn.
thats what i was gonna say
My thoughts exactly.
Exactly
So, from what i heard, this was a throwback to the OLD pokemon starter boxes and booster boxes, back in the 90s sets you would always get (not very uniformly made) glass pebbles to mark energy and/or health, they came in all sorts of colors and had Many strange shapes, for a while people viewed them as a cannon way to picture what energy looked like if you could view it.
Awesome, I think that’s very likely what these are! Didn’t know about them till reading this comment. By the time I started collecting Pokemon cards the counters were those thick card stock ones you had to pop out.
@@renownedbandanawearer1345 dang, sorry that you missed out, we definitely collected them like dragons with gems back when they first had them. (I just wish i had gotten more of them before they stopped lol)
@@ConnorSinclairCavin The glass bead damage counters were pretty consistently shaped, from what I recall! Anyway, I'd be hard pressed to imagine you couldn't still get them. Try checking out cut flower and aquarium supplies! Definitely still had these back when I worked at Michaels.
@@hokostudios the ones made from pokemon in the super early days were a bit different than the much more standardized later generations of them before they were fully removed, but they also were colormatched (in the glass itself, not a thin coating) to the poke-set you had gotten
@@ConnorSinclairCavin Not sure what you mean by that, given the glass beads lasted only until the end of generation I iirc; and were changed out for the cardboard counters in Neo Genesis' decks. I think the only real difference Pokémon's early damage counters had compared to what you'd get in floral/aquarium supplies was that they tended to be a bit more oblong. I know they were colour-matched to the decks, too, I was there lmao.
“High-dre-jun” 💀😭 ion wanna be that guy but jeez u weren’t even close
Right? 😭 I've never heard it pronounced that way
Exactly. It's High-dry-gon because it's drei, German for three
He didn’t even try bro lol
@@deadinside080
Exactly :3
Yup @@deadinside080
*They’re Magical Beans* from Bean Island in the Alola Region.
Isle Abeens
They are the clouds of janemba
It's hyDRYgon because deino zweilous and hydreigons names are based off of 1 2 3 in german
This, just this.
Thank you
Damn that’s dope it’s my fav and never knew ❤
Looks like the things from the Janemba movie
definitely the things you see in janemba's land
The set was Phantom Forces, could be a representation of spectral energy or chaotic energy since it was a ghost themed set.
Then why use non ghost types and exclude some ghost types?
Kinda glad the Lost Zone cards of recent took a similar theme but actually indicated something meaningful
Reminds me of the damage counters we'd use as kids playing the card game 😆
TRUE!
They look like the wierd jelly bean things from Dragon ball fusion reborn
The same stuff that’s in fusion reborn lol. Lil like… indented marble’s…
In the two-part episode "Deoxys Crisis!" the DNA Pokémon comes from a pocket dimension that's filled with these floating jellybean things.
Perhaps theyre some form of solidified psychic interfimensional energy, and when Deoxys came to our dimension some of these things slipped through the crack and came to our world, then they started self replicating and now they're everywhere.
Janemba going crazy
"High-dree-june"
I'm crying
(Because my gf cheated on me)
Love you
@@justcommenting8467 Wtf wdym
Lmfao @@timaeustanis359
Reminds me of the weird orbs in dragon balls hell
That hydreigon has a weird misprit where it has an outline of the diancie on it.
That cool
Huh...I guess it's not the exact one shown...I don't see it, lol
The thing from that one dragon ball movie
lmao yeah
They're in DBZ Hell.
They’re the beans from DBZ hell
Pokémon hell confirmed
I didn't know pokemon had a standard format too, interesting
Its actually the sh1t from the Janemba movie
Reminds me of those colorful aquarium rocks lol
Their mochi, you can find the exact same things in Pokémon Scarlet and Violet The Teal Mask
Looks like the candy in the dragon ball z janemba realm fight
I think it's just an artist thing. If you noticed most of them were by the same 2 artists. Not all of them but most of them.
Those are also on the hell in janemba movie, so they are probably some "other dimension" japanese things
It's the Beans from that one pokemon game....was it sun&moon?? Where your pokemon would gather bean candy from a beanstalk or you coukd send them into a mineshaft, or have them farm the berries you found. Im gonna say its the beans 😂 🤷♂️ 🍬
I had always assumed they were the in universe representation of 'Energy' used for moves. Because theyre unique to the TCG and whatnot.
My theory, it’s dementia valley
Maybe evolution shedding things?
Those them weird glass jelly beans in the messed up version of Hell that Gogeta fought Janemba in
I call them janemba beans since I first saw something like them in the dbz fusion reborn movie
Looks like the jelly beans from the janempa movie dbz
They’re that stuff from the janemba movie
Energy lights that have been apart of the pokemon franchise for YEARS.
B cancel is such an awesome move and a great reference to the video games.
Night march sounds fun
I have that gengar card! I always assumed they were blood platelets
You know, I like it when sets have implied themes and lore, like these candy souls in Phantom Gates.
HydreeeeegOoOn lmfao all bad the way u said it 😂😂😂
Kinda looks like the dimension Pokémon travel through when trading. Seams fitting as some of those Pokémon do evolve upon trading and or are just popular to trade.
These are obiously janembas weird magic floating pebles
It’s either mochi or more likely beans from sun and moon games
The deer know they’re safe. That would be an expensive mistake.
The janemba rocks from fusion reborn 💯
Those look like the original damage counters that you got for the Wizards of the Coast era card boxes (Overgrowth, Bushfire, etc). There were at least blue and brown damage counters but some have yellow ones also.
Looks like the JellyBean Things from DBZ:Fusion Reborn's Version of Hell.
Probably magic energy when a Pokémon has a burst of magic. They just have these floating around them and sense. Pokémon types are different. They’re different.
I'm with you on the guess that they were platelets. They looked like red blood cells. Then again, it came to mind after watching Cells at Work.
I've always felt like those were the old school life counters you remember those pebbles? Idk lol
The jelly beans from dbz fusion reborn😂
looks like Gummi in Pokemon Dungeon. sometimes it looks like Jelly Beans in pictures and had many color specific of pokemon types, the effect is just like rare candy.
Probably just something the artist felt like doing this time around
shiny mega gengar is my prized possession, i didn’t even know it couldn’t be played until now 😂
Could be some very colourful pebbles like the ones at that one beach
Aquarium gravel is very yummy.
@@SlantedGaming Can confirm
i thought they were donuts or puffs or blood cells or something
They kind of look like the motes from Energy Search card or Super Energy Removal card.
Ooo I like this theory actually
These used to be the "damage counters" back in the day that were packaged in older products.
At first I say for ditto maybe blood DNA idk that kind of stuff, but then I watch even further and I left with more question than I have before. My life changes forever.
They be energy
The first thing that came to my mind was that they were some visual representation of what an EV/IV is lol
they look like jelly beans lol, fwiw on the Ditto card they do definitely look like platelets
Reminds me of the old school damage counters from the original theme decks
Watch Dragon Ball Z: Fusion Reborn for an answer
Looks like a representation of damage counters
Your pronunciation of Hydriegon caused me psychic damage
Looks like a red blood cell. Or maybe candy, since red blood cells are usually depicted as red only. lol
How you pronounced Hydreigon physically causes me pain
lol this was my very first Pokemon card in middle school. Now I have a whole bunch of them
Everyone else: talking about the video
Me: “is that a Kirby hat..?”
It honestly is probably just effects to fill the card space so they wouldnt have to draw a detailed background
Looks like the OG damage counters
It's all the Pokemon giving Goku power for his spirit bomb to save the planet, obviously.
Bro they are from a location, it's not a pokemon thing it's a location thing.
Like the rocks in w&b and w&b 2.
Like it's just a place in pokemon that gives off energy.
If you remember the cave with the magnetized rocks/crystals then this is nothing new.
i remember being confused about those cards
When an illustrator don’t wanna illustrate the background
It's like the program that Dr. Angelo plays at the beginning of the Lawnmower Man movie
I when I was kid first saw them in gengar and thought it was candy but it also reminded me of red blood cells
So that's what Ditto's blood cells look like.
I love phantom forces I miss going into stores and seeing the new set at the time. How time flies
Looks like anything from Fruity Pebbles to Nerds candy.
They look like the EV mochi in S/V
That's some kind of 3D particles probably purchased in a bundle and the artist just randomly put it everywhere just to make use of it 😂
"Hydreijen"😭💀
HOLY HECK! I WANT THAT MEGA GENGAR CARD, IT LOOKS FANTASTIC!!!😮😮😮😊❤😊
Ik many people said jelly beans but the oddly shaped ones made me think of Nerds candy, mostly the bigger types that are like a cluster of other smaller nerds or something
If you got the original box, they came with blue and green rocks that were slightly translucent. They would essentially act as hit markers in game. They stopped shipping them after the starter decks with the game boards and starter series stopped being sold. I even wanna say there is an episode that makes note of these btw in the original series. I grew up waiting weekly for new episodes and watching every rerun till the new one was on… so I kinda remember those fondly. That being said I could be wrong but it’s my first thought.
That’s the primordial Poké Essence!
All the arts that have these things have a similar style, they are all based on that style of microscopic photos, these things are like cells, they probably use these "cell" like things to create an emphasis to the pokemon on the middle of them
Like, instead of allways making rocks or specific things around them, they just use this cell-thing to create this feeling that something is around the pokemon. Not something specific, so the emphasis can stay on the pokemon
I love that ditto card.
It's like the weird early yugioh miasma background
They are blood cells of different types of pokemon that ditto copies, which is why scientists use them to genetically modify or clone DNA cells, and another fact is that's how Mewtwo was created
They look like janemba dimension
They do look a lot like jellybeans or like bl00d platelets, but I'd say mayhaps crushed or used energies for lore
They are representing all the primary elements in pokemon